AMD and Intel Move Higher as CoreWeave Lifts Its Annual Sales Forecast
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Chip stocks including AMD and Intel traded up after CoreWeave raised its annual sales outlook, while AMD also drew attention for EPYC server chip news.
What happened
Chip stocks including Advanced Micro Devices and Intel traded higher in the morning session, according to StockStory. The report ties the move to specialized cloud provider CoreWeave raising its annual sales forecast.
TIKR.com says CoreWeave's improved outlook revived the AI chip trade for AMD, and notes the news came from a customer that mostly buys Nvidia. StockStory lists Broadcom, Marvell Technology and Micron among the other chip names that rose.
BigGo Finance separately reports that AMD shares jumped as EPYC Venice 9006 server chips began shipping and as Google adopted fifth-generation EPYC processors.
Context
CoreWeave is a cloud provider that supplies computing capacity for artificial intelligence workloads, so its spending plans are closely watched by chipmakers and investors.
Why it matters
The moves show how sentiment toward AI infrastructure demand can spread across the semiconductor sector when a major customer updates its outlook.
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